Quercus macrocarpa (Bur Oak) Size:7 gal The Mourning Cloak and Question

The Mourning Cloak and Question Mark butterflies use Cedar Elm for larval food

In full sun Chickasaw Plum grows dense and colonizes thickly

often blooms are triggered by rain

It is a fast grower and aggressive spreader that competes well with weeds and herbaceous species

It tolerates seasonal flooding but can become chlorotic in alkaline soil

Quercus macrocarpa (Bur Oak) Size:7 gal The Mourning Cloak and QuestionAlso known as Burr Oak, Savanna Oak, Overcup Oak, Prairie Oak. Bur Oak is a large, stately deciduous tree with a wide, open crown. The acorns are the largest of all native oaks. Bur Oak is moderately fast growing and its strong wood makes its branches resistant to wind and ice damage. Its corky bark protects it from sunscald. Bur Oak develops large taproot and is drought tolerant once established. It is also oak wilt resistant. Bur Oaks are used by a